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Gold & silver were pounded lower all summer, but as Adam Hamilton points out, the unprecedented amount of shorts must soon be covered. Here's more...
At least one prominent economic voice says that ZIRP handouts from the Fed to corporations so they can buy back their own overvalued stocks with near-free government loan money isn't enough. Olivier Blanchard suggests that in order to stave off recession, the US Fed should go full Japanese and directly buy stocks on the open market.
2011 and 2015 saw the exact same global market topping out, and both instances presaged deep declines in US stocks.
GoldSilver Senior Precious Metals Analyst Jeff Clark has discovered an incredible statistic: using the original CPI inflation equation (circa 1980, before it was changed, and changed, and changed again to suit politicians' agendas), both gold and silver are at 50-year inflation-adjusted price lows.
Keith says if the system doesn't collapse sooner and voluntarily, it will collapse involuntarily, but no matter how it collapses, there is only one way out...
This is likely the most comprehensive Insider’s Report Mike has ever recorded. Spanning 59 minutes, he shares all his latest investment moves including those in the cryptocurrency space. He also provides a full analysis of precious metals markets including the Commitment of Traders Reports (COT). You’ll also hear about which new crypto projects Mike is most excited about and much, much more.
Risk management firm DNV GL projects that oil's reign as North American fuel of choice is almost over. Further, they see total energy demand decreasing by 43% by 2050 as manufacturing declines and reliance on electricity rises.
And this, just as Canadian mine owner RNC Minerals was in the final stages of selling the mine. Over $10M worth of gold has been brought above ground in just four days since the discovery was made.
Because one of the few things worse than a collapsing currency is not having any access to your personal savings when it's all held in that currency.
Resets happen, and we are long overdue. Thankfully, Lynette shares here very own personal strategy for the coming reset. Here are the details...
The battle to end taxation of Constitutional money has reached the Federal level with this newly introduced sound money legislation. Here are the details...
SD Metal & Markets: On the heels of US Mint Silver Eagle and Gold Buffalo Coin sell outs, we speak with Ned Naylor-Leyland, a Gold & Silver Fund Manager...
SD Friday Wrap: We saw some interesting developments this week, and things are super bullish right now, but it's a little too hard to get excited. Here's why... 
    Gold Traders' Report - September 7, 2018
Sep 7, 2018 - 14:54:21 PDT
Later in the afternoon, US equities pared losses (S&P finished off 5 to 2,873), while the 10-year yield recovered to 2.945%. The DX remained steady around 95.40, and gold was $1,196 bid at 4PM with a loss of $3.
The SchiffGold Friday Gold Wrap podcast combines a succinct summary of the week’s precious metals news coupled with thoughtful analysis. You can subscribe to the podcast on iTunes.
OK. Here's a dilemma for you. Should I burn my gold Nikes?
Of course, this is merely a theoretical question. I don't own gold Nikes. But I could, for a mere $3,500. Yes. Genuine, gold Nike shoes. So, if I did, would I feel any compulsion to burn them?
Well, I can answer this question with an emphatic, "No!"
Gold flowed into European and Asian ETFs last month, but outflows from North American funds pushed total global holdings lower.
Funds listed in China drove Asian ETF stocks of the yellow metal up last month. Asian ETFs added 2 tons of gold in August as investors hedged trade risks and currency weakness. Asian funds have seen an impressive percentage increase in 2018, growing by 9.1% year-to-date, according to data released by the World Gold Council.
Earlier this week, we covered the US Mint Silver Bullion Coin sellout. Today, the US Mint communicated that it has also temporarily sold out of the 2018 American Gold Buffalo […]
"If the bonds had been issued in Britain, there would have been a 4% tax on them, so Fraser formally issued them at Schiphol airport in the Netherlands. If the interest were to be paid in Britain, it would have attracted another tax, so Fraser arranged for it to be paid in Luxembourg."
A huge surge in demand has left the 2018 Silver Eagle shelves temporarily bare. Over a million coins sold during the first week in September, more than in any entire previous month this year except January and August.